Plans have been submitted for a multi-million pound overhaul of Stretford and its town centre. The proposals, from developers Bruntwood Works in partnership with Trafford council, have been submitted to the council’s planning department seeking outline permission. The developers have conducted 18 months of public consultation and say they’re determined to put the Stretford community at the heart of the plans, with 71pc of respondents in favour. The proposals are set to ‘revitalise’ Stretford town centre, restoring the historic King Street and opening up access to the Bridgewater canal to make space for new waterfront bars and restaurants. Stretford’s historic King Street will be reinstated to provide a new high street for the community, with more new shops, a new public square, a new park and a revamped Stretford Mall.